Central Steer Penning event at 500 J Senagal Bela Pa
In Delaware County Daily USPS 151900 4 published notice of a central steer penning event at 500 J Senegal Bela Pa 19018 with details on location and timing. The fragment mentions Pel a Moon and Pa tears, unclear specifics but confirms an event notice for a regional steer activity.
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Tough Luck Cianfrani Loses Pension Interest Fees
Former state senator Henry Cianfrani pleads guilty to mail fraud and obstruction in 1977. Commonwealth Court rules he is not entitled to interest, legal fees, or costs for pension benefits withheld by the State Employees Retirement System, despite about $48,000 owed.
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Paraplegic convicted of killing two cops in Calif
Jackson Daniels Jr., 45, wheelchair bound, was found guilty of murdering two Riverside officers, Dennis Doty and Philip Trust, who were attempting to serve a prison term for bank robbery. Jurors deliberated under two days, with sentencing set for December 12 to decide execution or life in prison. Daniels had been free on bail pending appeal after a 1982 bank robbery and shootout left him paralyzed. prosecutors hailed the verdict while the defense planned an appeal citing pre trial publicity and insufficient evidence.
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Greyhound union seeks mediator help to end 29 day strike
Union leaders from 31 AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION locals met chief federal mediator Kay McMurray in Washington to urge rescinding Greyhound’s take-it-or-leave-it plan. They hope McMurray, head of FMCS, can pressure Greyhound to return to bargaining as the nationwide strike, begun November 3, disrupts operations and has seen sporadic violence.
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Reagan OKs 42 Million to Relocate Centralia Residents
Washington UPI Reagan signs a 42 million measure to relocate Centralia Pennsylvania residents facing an underground mine fire. The funds will buy homes and businesses for those choosing to move as officials planned a trench and relocation effort over months amid safety concerns.
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